Because labeling laws in the EU differ from those in other areas of the world, these logos are specially designed for companies that sell their products in countries that are part of the … See more

In order to be listed by PETA or carry the “Animal Test–Free” logo or the “PETA Approved Global Animal Test Policy” logo, companies and brands must commit never to conduct, … See more

To be considered “cruelty-free” under PETA’s Global Beauty Without Bunnies program, a company must not only ban animal tests but also refuse to use any animal-deri… See more

Companies used to force substances into animals’ stomachs and apply products and formulations to rabbits’ sensitive eyes and raw skin every time they formulated a new cosmetic, p… See more

Fortunately, in response to consumer demand and PETA’s work over the last three decades, companies and scientists have developed sophisticated product tests that are fas… See more